Show Notes
Today, we’re chatting with the fabulous Kimberley Walsh about What They Don’t Tell You... About Raising Boys, Rediscovering Yourself and Staying Sane(ish). As a singer, presenter, interiors lover and mum of three boys, Kimberley opens up about parenting chaos, career balance, and why she has a secret stash of toothbrushes in the downstairs utility room!
In this episode, we talk about:
The beauty and bedlam of life with three boys
Why each child needs different parenting
Chore charts, mum guilt and “bruh” on repeat
What it was really like doing a Girls Aloud tour as a mum
Embracing the mess, the love, and the chaos of a busy home
Creative hacks (and one truly regrettable lemon carpet)
Follow her on Instagram at @kimberleywalshofficial and find out more about Kimberley's new paint colour at www.wickes.co.uk/kimberley-walsh
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